My name is Jessica Birndorf, a Recruiter with SCN (www.SCNteam.com).

We are partnering with our client who is a global tier 1 supplier, looking for a Refrigerant Module Application Engineer

Company Highlights:

·   Founded in 1986

·   Today has a global platform with locations in 21 countries

·   Employs over 20,000 employees worldwide

·   The company has revenue of $7.31Billion

·   Industries: Automotive

Position Highlight:

· Full-Time Direct Hire

·   Title: Refrigerant Module Application Engineer

Background Requirements:

·   Bachelor of Science in Engineering required; Mechanical Engineering preferred

·   5+ years of related experience preferred

·   Demonstrated ability to design, develop, test, and launch complex assemblies.

·    Understanding of heat transfer, fluids, materials, controls, instrumentation, structural, and NVH principles

·    Experience integrating heat exchangers, fluid lines, compressors, and controls as refrigerant systems

·   Able to interpret CFD and CAE/FEA results and utilize them to optimize system design

·   U.S. Citizen

Position Responsibilities:

·    Understand customer assembly and component specifications and ensure compliance with designs

·     Lead module-level design and integration, collaborate, and direct component engineering

·     Create and manage engineering statements of work (ESOWS) for all components of the RMA.

·     Apply APQP to the application (i.e., DFMEA, SCIF, DFM/A, DVP&R, Dim/Tol analysis, proto Control Plan)

·     Specify components aligned with Materials Engineering, Purchasing, and manufacturing strategies and functional requirements

What is Being Offered:

·   Location: Novi, MI (hybrid schedule – 1 day working from home)

·   Competitive salary + bonus

·   Comprehensive Health, Medical and Dental benefits

·   Paid Vacation

·   401K with Matching

If you are interested and qualified, please send your updated resume as a MS Word document, and how you fit this specific position jessica.birndorf@scnteam.com

Thank you for your consideration!